Passover

There is an interesting passage in the book of Revelation. In Chapter 11 verse 8, we read “And their dead bodies lay in the street of that spiritual city called Sodom and Egypt, where our Lord was crucified.”

We are going to discuss Egypt, where our Lord was crucified.

As it is written, the sons of Jacob, who entered into Egypt and dwelled in Goshen, were an abomination to the Egyptians.

The ancient symbol of Egypt is the Ankh. While we have been taught that the Ankh is an occultic symbol, the Ankh is the symbol of the divine feminine. Even in our culture today, the symbol of the Ankh still represents woman. It represents one woman in particular, Venus, the morning star, the divine feminine.

Egypt was the land of the firstborn. The firstborn is represented in scripture by the word Bikkowr, which is a Tibetan word meaning Monk. Monks were virgins, descendants of ESAU, of Cana. Esau was the firstborn son of Isaac, and the lineage through which Gotama, the Buddha was born.

We find,  as it is written, that the Egyptians favored and followed the firstborn son of Isaac, who was Esau, of Cana. The virgin Monks of Cana represented the divine feminine by virtue of their teachings of the Damma Hacid, the way of loving kindness, of which David and Solomon wrote.

The sons of Jacob worshiped Allah, as it is written. Allah’s law, as written by Moses, was Shariah. It was a violent and bloody law of death and sacrifice that was abhorrent to the Egyptians. In scripture, Jacob calls his sons Levi and Simeon, vessels of Hamas, which means terror. Moses was a Levite son of Jacob and a vessel of Hamas. He terrorized the nations and subjugated them to Shariah law.

The sons of Jacob were an abomination to the Egyptians because they worshipped Allah and believed in Shariah law.  Jacob was jealous of the love and adoration Esau received in Egypt.

The virgin monks of the house of Esau were referred to as Lambs, because it they were kind,  gentle,  child- like, vegetarian, and never killed for any reason.

So the people of Moses, the Hebrew immigrants, killed the Lamb, the holy one of Israel, the morning star, in Egypt, at Vesak.

Vesak is the Buddhist/Christian celebration of the birth of Esau’s son, Gotama. Vesak has been transcribed in scripture, phonetically, as Pesach, passover.

The Lamb that was slaughtered at Passover in Egypt, represents Jesus, the Lamb of God. He was killed by Levi, Moses, son of Jacob, whom Jacob called Hamas.  The Lamb was born of the house of Esau.

When the Jews celebrate Passover, and the destruction of their enemies, they are celebrating the destruction of Christ, the Lamb, and the followers of Christ.

This is why Christians do not celebrate Passover. It is a joyful celebration of their destruction.

We find the same scenario repeated in Jerusalem, in the day of our Lord. The Jews, sons of Jacob, killed the Lamb of God, the holy one of Israel, at Passover, or Vesak, the celebration of the birth of Buddha, a word that means enlightened one. Jesus said, I am the light. Jesus was a Buddha. He was an enlightened one and taught the Dammah Hacid, the Way of Loving kindness and mercy. He was a virgin, son of Esau, a Gentile, whose mother was from Galilee of the Gentile Nations.

If the book of revelation is correct, the sons of Jacob also killed a Lamb of Esau, a Christ, in Sodom.

Passover is a celebration of the victory of Sharia law over Christianity. It is a celebration of the murder of the Lamb of God, at the hands of Levi, Moses, Son of Jacob.

No Christian would be caught dead celebrating the murder of Christ.

Only the enemies of Christ celebrate his murder with triumph and in jubilee.

The  World Wide Lubavich Noahide Movement intends to subjugate all nations to Levitical Law, the Law of Moses, which is Shariah. Their publicly stated goal is the destruction of Islam, Hinduism, and Christianity, leaving Judaism at the one and only world religion.